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Our biggest food turn-offs

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Our biggest food turn-offs

It’s “Date Night Friday”…and if you ever want a second one, Study Finds says you’ll want to avoid these food-related turn-offs:

  • Being rude to your server
  • Chewing with your mouth open
  • Talking with your mouth full
  • Spitting something back out onto your plate (!?)
  • Picking your teeth
  • Slurping soup
  • Eating something off their plate without asking
  • Licking your knife (again, !?)
  • Criticizing the food if you stayed in and they cooked it
  • Licking your fingers clean

Some others include double-dipping, playing with your food and putting ketchup on EVERYTHING!

What’s yours?

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